Airplanes, Fairy Tales and The Hulk

I posted new podcast episodes of The Break, Secrets of Pan Am and Secrets of Once Upon a Time!
Check them out:

I posted new podcast episodes of The Break, Secrets of Pan Am and Secrets of Once Upon a Time!
Check them out:
In his newest iPadre podcast, Fr. Jay Finelli talks about the scavi, the ‘city of the dead’ underneath Saint Peter’s Basilica.
Click here to listen: http://www.ipadre.net/2012/01/ipadre-243-the-scavi/
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Does Contemplation sound like a ‘faith vitamin’ for mystics or holy-holy types? Join us as we discuss this Catholic Vitamin with Father John Putka, a Marianist priest from the University of Dayton. Fr. John really does know our show topic: he imitates the example of Archbishop Fulton Sheen as he spends one hour a day in prayer and contemplation before the Blessed Sacrament.
Click here to listen and to subscribe:
http://catholicvitamins.com/catholic-vitamin-c-contemplation/
In the fifth episode of the SQPN podcast ‘Secrets of Tintin’, Fr. Roderick and David Handlos discuss the story and the background of one of Tintin’s most exciting adventures that takes him from Egypt to India: “Cigars of the Pharaoh”.
Vatican newspaper ‘Osservatore Romano’ recently called Tintin a typical “Catholic hero”. Following the international release of the new Tintin movie by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson, the SQPN podcast has quickly grown its audience, now reaching more than 15,000 listeners per episode.
Check out the podcast here: http://tintin.sqpn.com
Join airline pilot captain Jeff, flight attendant Marsha, Pan Am blogger Monique and Fr. Roderick for a new episode of the Secrets of Pan Am, or travel to Middle-earth with Inge and Laura to explore the mysterious Mirrormere and the depths of Moria. And Dave and Fr. Roderick discuss the trailer for The Hobbit in a new episode of Secrets of the Hobbit!
Hi, I just found your babylon 5 secrets and enjoyed your podcasts a lot so far. Any chance you’ll continue it?
Yes, we will, but we are changing to a different format for the show.. stay tuned!
Great! Your comments are very insightful and in some of your speculations you’re closer than you probably think. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on “Coming of Shadows” and the rest of the show.
Pope Benedict XVI met a rare 60cm crocodylus rhombifer crocodile from Cuba this week. If crocodiles could talk, what would this one have said to the Pope? Share your captions below!
Grace before meals, “Thank you Lord for the bounty I am about to receive”.
I gotta get me a beanie like that!!
“Good news, Holy Father! They finally figured out what happened to Pope Formosus’s finger!”
I know you can dance the “Papal Disco”, your Holiness, but what about the “Crocodile Rock”?
When I read that they brought a Cuban crocodile to the pope’s general audience, I thought it was a big, huge 16-footer. Then it turns out it’s this tiny little baby! I don’t think this is a crocodile *worthy* of the holy father! It’s too small!
Therefore, my caption for the tiny thing is: “Dominus, lo sum dignus.”
That is, “Domine, non sum dignus.”
“Gimme a homily and make it snappy.”
I saw Santa-Jaws, Papa!
Do not let me become stylish
Bless me Papa for I have eaten…….
Holy Father, he has wondered away from his flock. We ask him to Come and See.
“Jeees, Holy Father, I am sooo glad you don’t dig croc-handbags”
In Vatican Papa talk to world, in communist Cuba Crocodile talk to Papa!
Thanks for the moisturizing advice, but my skin is always like this.
Mea culpa, Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
¿Todos los cocodrilos van al cielo, si?
Hola papa!
No, really! I’ll just kiss the ring! I promise!
“Nice shoes!”
they must be Crocs then ;0)
I know what you’ve said before, but I think I should receive in the hand.
“I’m really sorry about being responsible for Msgr. Hook. It’ll never happen again, I swear!”

Google.com showed a special ‘Doodle’ today as a tribute to the father of geology, blessed Niels Stensen.
The Google logo appears in the form of a cross section of the earth’s crust to commemorate the Danish geologist and anatomist’s 374th birthday.
Stensen became a Catholic in 1667 and was made a bishop in 1677. He died at the age of 48 on November 25, 1686. Hear about his amazing life on the SaintCast:
Everybody knows Hans Brinker. Except for.. the Dutch! Fr. Roderick talks about the floods in the Netherlands, about the upcoming Consistory in the Vatican and about some crazy goals for SQPN.
Thank you Father Roderick for this show. I enjoyed hearing this episode. You really are a Trekkie sir.
K, bye
Paul Camarata is back with a new episode of the SaintCast in which he takes listeners to ancient Athens, touring the Acropolis, and especially the Areopagus hill, where St. Paul preached his sermon on the unknown god, found in the Acts of the Apostles.
In a new episode of ‘Catholic Laboratory’, Ian Maxfield reviews Prof Richard Dawkins new book ‘The Magic of Reality: How We Know What’s Really True’. Ian explores the meaning of stories & the Biblical creation narratives, what Catholics should make of them, and what science says about creation … did someone say ‘miracle’?
A really thought-provoking rallying call from Ian to say “Hang on a minute….” the next time a Dawkins fanboy starts trotting out the same old rubbish Really interesting and entertaining podcasting.
Marianna 7:15 pm on January 17, 2012 Permalink |
Fascinating..